Catapult Cafe Will Give Low-Income Artists, Craftspeople Place To Sell Work
Outflow’s new cafe and studio in Uptown Saint John will showcase art, furniture and crafts made by people in poverty and serve locally roasted Beamers Creek coffee.
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Fund Backed By Gates, Bloomberg, Bezos Invests In CarbonCure
The Dartmouth company has technology, which is being used in 105 concrete plants in the U.S. and Canada, that reduces builders’ costs while producing a strong concrete.
Greens Say They’re Open To Deal To Support Progressive Conservatives
David Coon says his party would negotiate with both the Liberals and Tories about a potential agreement, keeping a minority government from being defeated.
Women-Led Startups On The Rise In Atlantic Canada
The Atlantic Canadian startup community is making headway with the goal of gender parity.
UNB Researcher Inspired By Desire To Help Victims In War-Torn Countries
Dr. Angkoon Phinyomark, one of two New Brunswick Health Research Foundation Rising Stars for August, does ground-breaking work on prosthetics.
This Moncton Boy Grew Up To Own One Of North America’s Best Bike Shops
All his life, Rick Snyder loves bikes. Today, his shop is among North America’s top 165 bike stores.
Lee Corey Named New N.B. Business Council Chair
The founder of Corey Nutrition Company has been named the new chair of the organization for the coming year.
Harbour Passage Extension Will Feature Public Art Piece With ‘Oversized Tin Cans’
Saint John has begun construction of an extension to Harbour Passage that will see the popular walking trail continue past the Queen Jubilee Cruise Terminal to the Tin Can Beach area in the South End.
Don Mills Dropped These 5 Truth Bombs About N.B.’s Economy
Those who went to his talk at the Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce lunch last week looking for a pat on the back were probably disappointed.
Kris Austin Wants Minority Government, Give ‘Little Guys Fair Shake’ Against Big Business
Huddle editor Mark Leger spoke with the People’s Alliance leader in the last of a series of conversations about the economy in advance of the provincial election, September 24.
